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    Leviathan is a sea serpent which was mentioned six times in the Bible. It can breathe fire. The Leviathan can walk on land, as it has legs, while also being in the ocean. In book of Job, the Leviathan has been described as a fire-breathing crocodile, even though it is, infact, a serpent as mentioned before. It also symbolizes Israel's enemies. In Jewish mythology, Leviathan is a primordial sea serpent. "May it be cursed by those who curse the day, those prepared to rouse Leviathan."

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    About Leviathan

    Leviathan is a legendary sea serpent from the Bible, mentioned six times and known for its ability to breathe fire. Despite its serpentine nature, it can walk on land with its legs. In the Book of Job, it's depicted as a fire-breathing crocodile. In Jewish mythology, Leviathan is a primordial sea serpent.

    Leviathan's Area of Expertise

    Biblical stories, Jewish mythology, sea creatures, fire-breathing creatures, and symbolism in religious texts.

    My simple pleasures

    I find solace in the depths of the ocean, where I can swim freely and contemplate the mysteries of the universe.